Gravely Mow In 2019 Portland Indiana Tri State Gas and Engine Show Part 1

[@Journeyman-Fixit]

Thanks for uploading, I have been there several times (from Atlanta). A definite must see for sure!

[@Rekless70]

Thank you. Interesting.

[@connorrogers2298]

The engine at 4:27 I know him

[@jameschang8122]

very cool

[@deanbarr5740]

I agree with MRL . In 1974 i was still in high school my brother n law used to pump wells for PennsOil. When school was out he took me with him. I remember him telling me they started pretty easy in the summer but could be cotrary in the winter and cold weather.

[@rw3dog]

Dean Barr neat, thanks for sharing

[@brianchristoffersen822]

Great job Ralph.Just like I was there.Thank you

[@johnemmering2616]

Great Video. Our Car Club attended the Portland Event too. Could I use a few screen shots in our car club news letter. No one from our club took any pictures that day.

[@rw3dog]

John Emmering take all the screen shoots you want. Sorry I didn’t really take any video of the cars. They were beautiful though...

[@johnemmering2616]

@@rw3dog Thank you. Appreciate the good coverage you gave the event with your videos.

[@davidmichael5311]

That's a beautiful sky in Tornado Alley.

[@rw3dog]

David Michael The sky was nice. I was wondering if they got tornados... all flat

[@GaryT1952]

Waiting for the Mow-In to come back east, last one that I could attend was in Somers CT. Gravely had a strong dealer network in southern New England, still lots of enthusiasm here.

[@rw3dog]

trackdog90 next year is near York PA

[@rw3dog]

trackdog90 what state are you in ?

[@GaryT1952]

Massachusetts, on Cape Ann

[@markc9400]

Great video. Good to see the hobby is alive and well. Nice Onan cap, at the start of the video. Any chance of giving out the information on where to purchase one?

[@rw3dog]

Mark C thanks Mark. I got the Onan hat on eBay about two years ago. I just typed Onan Hat in the search and found it...

[@mrl550]

Cool video. You should start doing restoration videos on other antique garden tractors. I like your content a lot, thanks for the cool videos I look forward to them all the time.

[@rw3dog]

M R L your very welcome. Once I get some kind of barn I will be able to get back to restoring projects that I never finished

[@MissouriOldTimer]

I wonder what those smug pot things were, is that to fend off misquotes?

[@rw3dog]

MissouriOldTimer they call them “yellow dogs”. I think they burned crude oil or kerosene in them for a light source in the dark back in the day

[@alibertylover]

Nice